Google has launched a new URL shortener to cut down the length of its website addresses and make them easier to remember.
A new classroom instruction solution has been shown at ISTE, one of the world’s largest ICT in education shows.
Education technology company PenandFree has launched a new whiteboard product to the education market – but without the whiteboard.
PC vendor Acer has won a tender to supply Thailand’s primary schools with technology.
Microsoft's latest browser is pulling in only 4.19% of global users, according to the latest stats from Net Applications.
School pupils at more than 20,000 schools in Peru will soon be taught educational concepts using the benefits of Lego.
Kindle book sales are outstripping those of hardcover and paperback books, according to online retailer, Amazon.
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- Firefox 4 downloaded over 100 million times
- Microsoft releases Office 365 for public beta, plus app marketplace
- Intel announces partnership project with education tablet developer, Kno
- NetSupport launches Linux and Mac classroom instruction software
- Apple’s Final Cut Pro rumoured to launch next week
- Tasmania tackles online bullying with software
- GCSE maths students in the UK can now boost their learning at home
- Hewlett-Packard meets its own energy reduction targets early
- Mozilla sets release date for the new version of Firefox
- Argentinian pupils reap benefits of technology manufacturer partnership
- Microsoft announces new licensing scheme for education
- New Google feature allows selected site blocking
- UK’s super-fast broadband project concentrates on rural areas
- Bing is getting more popular, says Microsoft
- Intel helps Kenyans to learn ICT skills for the future
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